Video Thumbnails:
That's the still frame that displays before you play the video. Sometimes they're known as poster frames.
Does Android even recognize them?
The thumbnail image is a vital thing for a small child to be able to use the tablet device to identify and watch a video.
I'm pretty good with video. I use multiple editing applications, and own sophisticated video compression software like Apple's Compressor and Sorenson Squeeze.
Sorenson Squeeze has a setting to choose the thumbnail image for an MPEG-4 movie. But when that movie is imported into my Nexus 7 tablet, it is disregarded. The Nexus just displays any random frame.
Has anyone figured out how to add your own thumbnail image to a video to be displayed in Android?
That's the still frame that displays before you play the video. Sometimes they're known as poster frames.
Does Android even recognize them?
The thumbnail image is a vital thing for a small child to be able to use the tablet device to identify and watch a video.
I'm pretty good with video. I use multiple editing applications, and own sophisticated video compression software like Apple's Compressor and Sorenson Squeeze.
Sorenson Squeeze has a setting to choose the thumbnail image for an MPEG-4 movie. But when that movie is imported into my Nexus 7 tablet, it is disregarded. The Nexus just displays any random frame.
Has anyone figured out how to add your own thumbnail image to a video to be displayed in Android?